Today’s Reviews: Sandler’s Lost in Space
The recent Adam Sandler SF movie is not what you might expect: The least likely Adam Sandler project you could imagine, this adaptation of Jaroslav Kalfař’s award finalist novel puts […]
Today’s Reviews: The Voyage Begins
The new Dark Gallifrey series kicks off with the first part of Morbius: Broken into chapters and directed with a sweeping gothic touch by Samuel Clemens, this doesn’t feel like […]
Pinborough’s Insomnia arrives May 23
Paramount+ has confirmed that the adaptation of Sarah Pinborough’s Insomnia will premiere on May 23rd. The series follows Emma, who fears she might be losing her mind when her hard-won […]
A final confrontation with Evil (video)
Paramount+ has released a trailer and key art for the final season of Evil, arriving in the US on May 23. In the upcoming season, Kristen, David and Ben continue […]
Today’s Reviews: Academic Ascension
Chris Chibnall’s two-parter set the cat among the pigeons, rewriting the Doctor’s origins – and it’s the subject of the latest Black Archive: The section on Ashad’s hypocritical aestheticism and […]
Today’s Reviews: Unresolved Passenger
The final episodes of ITV’s Passenger do not live up to the set up: I think it’s important to be clear about this. The series finale of Passenger is a complete mess […]
Today’s Reviews: Enter the Flood
A major new antagonist makes their presence felt in the season 2 finale of Halo – and there are spoilers in Alasdair Stuart’s review: This entire season has been confident, […]
Today’s Reviews: Something Wick-ed
Dev Patel’s Monkey Man provides John Wick levels of violence – but much more: A breathless, non-stop, visceral, head-banging, ultra-violent, blood-soaked, pugilistic orgy, arriving on our screens by way of […]
Today’s Reviews: Farewell to the Resident Alien?
The final episode of the shortened third season of Resident Alien seems set to move things along: Unlike last season there’s no real attempt to wrap anything up in case […]
Stingray faces a Deadly Uprising
To mark the 60th anniversary of Gerry & Sylvia Anderson’s Stingray, Anderson Entertainment presents Deadly Uprising, a multi-media nevent. Witness the cunning Titan launch his most audacious plot yet against […]
Today’s Reviews: Ave Satani
The Omen saga has a belated prequel out now – and it’s a lot better than you might expect: Serving as the Rogue One of The Omen series, we follow […]
Farewell Quantum Leap
NBC has cancelled the revived Quantum Leap after two seasons. Deadline broke the news that the show starring Raymond Lee was not returning. Universal TV’s Erin Underhill had told the […]
Today’s Reviews: Let’s Fly
The second episode of Discovery’s final season sees Saru’s last mission as First Officer: It’s not as big an episode as the season opener, and is probably closer to what […]
The End of the World as We Knew It?
The new addition to the Omen saga arrives today so what better time to look back at the original? Nick: If we can’t agree on the acting, can we both […]
Uncanny goes States-side
The next series of Danny Robins’ Uncanny will feature stories from further afield than before. The supernatural investigative series takes listeners on a chilling journey – from Texas to California […]
Today’s Reviews: A fun Disco launch
The new final series of Star Trek Discovery begins today and the first episode is fun: It’s a breezy hour, with an exciting action sequence involving two starships. Click here […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 